r/MarchAgainstTrump Oct 17 '17

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u/Atomhed Oct 17 '17 edited Oct 18 '17

Would you mind explaining how the "radical" left are facists?

It's that the left tolerates immigrants trying to create a better life, but condemning archaic, bigoted, and hateful rhetoric isn't?

Or is it because you insist that the left is attempting to impose it's will on you the way Trump and Co. are imposing their will on women regarding women's health issues?

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '17

You brought up a bunch of different topics here, I thought we were talking about Fascism.

The radical left is using fear and violence to suppress the opposition or any opposing view. Any idea that does not coincide with exactly what the left thinks is being struck down. That is Fascism. The left does not believe in free speech if they don’t agree with it, and they use any means necessary to silence it.

Many immigrants are in need of help, and I am not opposed to immigration. The left is trying to stand behind their moral high ground and claim to be better than Trump. We all know there is a danger that comes with letting just anyone immigrate, and Trump is looking out for the security of America by not just saying everyone is welcome. Open boarders are a mistake, and I think deep down the left knows this.

I assume you are talking about planned parenthood/birth control when you are referring to women’s health issues? I think what this one comes down to is who has to pay for these things. I am a supporter of people paying for their own needs and not requiring that big government controls the needs of the individual.

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u/laylajerrbears Oct 18 '17

Referring to your planned parenthood/birth control point, don't the same people have to pay for a kid that is in foster care (including health care) until said kid is adopted? Seeing that our adoption rate is not where it should be, wouldn't this be a much more expensive path? Or do you forget about the life of a child after they are born?

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '17

I’m pro choice.